Transport fares to rise 20% nationwide from 2 June
Transport fares across Ghana are set to rise by 20 per cent from 2 June, after commercial operators announced an upward adjustment citing rising fuel...
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Suame Interchange timeline shifts from 2027 to 2028
The John Mahama administration has revised the completion date for the Suame Interchange project to 2028, shifting from an earlier 2027 timeline, as authorities defend...
Opinion: Port pressure; The silent war between freight forwarders and policy reforms in Ghana
For years, Ghana’s ports have been the heartbeat of trade in West Africa. Tema and Takoradi are not just entry points for goods; they are...
Government takes delivery of 100 new metro mass transit buses
The government has taken delivery of a new fleet of buses for the Metro Mass Transit (MMT), marking the first significant expansion of the company’s...
Sammi Awuku files RTI request into Sankofa vessel linked to alleged drug shipment
Member of Parliament for Akuapim North Sammi Awuku has requested detailed information from the Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) over the handling of a vessel reportedly...
GMA assures cooperation as Sammi Awuku flags drug-linked vessel concerns
The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) says it is ready to cooperate with Parliament after allegations by New Patriotic Party (NPP) lawmaker Sammi Awuku over the...
“Hell of trouble” — procurement expert warns against signing VfM Bill
A senior procurement officer, Baffour Antoa Mensah, has urged John Dramani Mahama to delay assent to the Value for Money (VfM) Bill, warning that the...
“Artificial emergencies” behind sole sourcing — Prempeh
Kwame Prempeh, a former deputy chief executive of the Public Procurement Authority (PPA), has stated that the extensive use of single-source contracts for road projects...
Minority decries government railway sector neglect
The Minority Caucus in Parliament has criticised government over what it describes as a declining commitment to the railway sector, warning that key projects are...
Ghana transport unions keep fares unchanged amid rising fuel costs
Ghana’s main transport union said fares will remain unchanged for now despite recent increases in fuel prices, as operators monitor market conditions before taking any...